Maple Grove Backyard Courts
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Two ways to reach us: call directly or send the form. Either way, the first step is an on-site survey in Maple Grove — and no national call-center runaround. Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you.

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(763) 575-7899

Serving Maple Grove, MN — ZIPs 55311 · 55369.

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Two ways to reach us. Call (763) 575-7899, or fill out the form below and we’ll get back to you. Either way, the first step before any binding quote is an on-site survey — it measures the actual installation area, checks slope and drainage, and flags setback or HOA constraints before a written estimate goes in your hands. No round-number guesses over the phone.

Service area

Coverage runs across Maple Grove — ZIP codes 55311 and 55369 — including Maple Grove neighborhoods from Arbor Lakes and Rush Creek through Weaver Lake, Eagle Lake, and the Elm Creek corridor. Projects in adjacent NW metro suburbs are also taken on request: Plymouth, Brooklyn Park, and Osseo. If you’re outside Maple Grove and aren’t sure whether your address is in range, call and ask.

Hours + scheduling

Reaching us: If nobody is available to take your call, you can leave a message. The form is accepted any time, and we’ll get back to you.

Residential court builds in Minnesota run April through October — frost depth and acrylic surface curing temperatures limit winter work. Site surveys are available year-round, though, so winter is a good time to lock in a spring or summer build date. Projects are scheduled in season-priority order and dates confirmed after the site survey.

What we’ll need from you

To put a useful estimate together, we’ll ask for a few things up front:

  • Install address. The installer checks setback rules, lot constraints, and whether your subdivision has HOA architectural-review-board requirements ahead of the survey.
  • Rough idea of project scope. Single pickleball court? Multi-sport with basketball and pickleball lines? Putting green with chipping zones? Backyard batting cage? Lights or no lights? Even a one-sentence sketch helps us scope the site survey.
  • Preferred timing window. Spring break-ground, summer install, fall completion — whichever fits your schedule. The installer matches it against the install-season calendar and their own schedule.

That’s enough to schedule the survey. Everything else — dimensions, surface system, fencing, lighting, HOA documentation — gets worked out on site.